Question

dr. rey wants us to put together some operant conditioning examples. do you remember what operant conditioning is?
andy vass
its a type of associative learning where the consequences of a behavior influence whether that behavior is done again.
ana
yep – that’s it.
first, dr. rey needs us to sort some activity cards for her. in order to do this, we need to review how the terms \positive\ and
egative\ are used in operant conditioning.
in operant conditioning, do you remember what positive means?
something is added.
something is good.
something is taken away.
something is bad.

Explanation:

In operant conditioning, the terms "positive" and "negative" refer to whether a stimulus is added or removed, not whether the stimulus is pleasant or unpleasant. "Positive" specifically describes the addition of a stimulus to influence behavior.

Answer:

Something is added.